Trump threatens 2026 World Cup Games from Boston with recent Urast

President Donald Trump suggested that you will deal with the World Cup of FIFA issued in Boston if the city’s Mayor Michelle does not spark the crime.

Trump made the proposal when he took questions from the media between Tuesday and Argentina President Javier Milee in the White House on Tuesday, threatening to call cities.

“We can remove them. I love Boston people. And I know the games are sold, but the email has a very low view.

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“The answer was yes, if someone did a bad job, and when I feel safe, I would call Gianni, and he would take it. And that’s the right time to do it.”

Trump’s comments come after a group of people take one of the city’s roads in a violent stage this week. President of the Union representative The appellee Police said that the latest participants on the city street said “Hell – bends” to attack the law enforcement officials.

According to the Boston Police Department, over 100 people were involved in the disagreement involving street racing shortly after 2 am in Oct. 5

One policeman cruiser was destroyed by flames and needed removal from the place, said officials.

Currently Boston is set to host seven games when the World Cup arrives in North America in the next summer. The slide includes five groups of group-stage, one circulation of 32 combinations and the first quarterfinal on July 9.

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Trump added that he could look for a 2028 summer Olympics in Los Angeles for the same reasons.

“I can say the same thing on the Olympics,” he said. “If I thought it wouldn’t be properly repaired, I loosen it elsewhere.”

The Wu alleged Trump management of being a “complementary law.”

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“At the time of the federal treatment it had already caused the fear and severity of our communities, the threats were serious and good,” said August. August.

Words come after Trump Administration managers warned that they could catch or decide for an organization if cities refused to work in migration compulsory.

Fox News Digital’s Adam Sabes and Fox Business Network’s Edward Lawrence contributed to this report.

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